Cooler Master AIO Liquid Cooler Bracket/Adapter for Nvidia 58mm GPUs (+Trick for AMD 53mm GPUs)

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The 3D Model is for 58mm NVIDIA Gpus only, Trick for AMD use a small file or drill and make the intel mounting wider to get the 53mm AMD GPU mounting. Compatability is very limited because the cooler is very big and can cover vram or colide with the vrm, make sure that the cooler fits on the pcb and the vram and vrm still gets cooled (you can use thermal pads to connect it to the AIO coldplate or use small heatsinks + a fan directly blowing onto it). Mounting: Use M3 (10mm to 30mm) countersunk screws and mount the bracket to the Gpu, use tape to isolate the screwheads and risky pcb areas, use multiple nuts to adjust the mounting, first try many nuts, apply a small drip of thermal paste and make a test fit, check if the thermal paste made contact, if no, try again with less nuts, if yes then you're ready to finish the mounting, don't make a tight mount and risk damaging the gpu or cracking the die, the gpu will probably still be far away from the gpu or have bad mounting pressure so make sure to use enough thermal paste (this is not an optimal mounting but it's not as risky), now you're ready to use the gpu and continue installing the AIO by following the steps of your case- or coolermasters manual. Some Temperature results I achieved on an overclocked ASROCK RX580 Gaming D Micron 8GB overclocked to 1545MHz 1,2V (without nvidia bracket!) running a 3DMark Timespy, stock cooler with new thermal paste(oem paste was bad): Max 88°C (3000 Rpm Fanspeed, loud) Cooler Master 240 AIO: Max 45°C (1000 Rpm Fanspeed, quiet) I don't have stock results of the MSI GTX760 TF 2GD5 Twin Frozr Gaming because I bought it very cheap with an damaged cooler. No OC Cooler Master 240 AIO: Max 41°C (1000 Rpm Fanspeed, quiet)